Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-11-25

holder, John Cookery pair Of shoes, p. NJ.
Baker sofa pillow, A. II. Beebe hanging
lamp, p. NJ. Baker ton Of coal Thos Fin
ton guess-cake, Mary O'Brien web of
cotton cloth, Mary Keefe. Dancing was in
order from until I $50 and about so coup-
les participated. The proceeds were about
$500.
The Baptist Sunday school raised 800
towards the Bible work Of their denomina-
ton on Sunday, the 18th.
Mr.. II. w Mitchell who for the past IA
months has been engaged in the manufac-
ture Of special kitchen utensils on Flat
street, will remove 10 Springfield, Vt.
about Dec LIST, where he will continue the
same line Of business. II is understood
that Mr.. Mitchell makes the change on ac-
count Of his mother, who resides in Spring
field.
August Rhode has bought a building lot
on Organ street of A. II Pike. and will nj
once put in the foundation for dwelling
house.
The annual meeting Of the Vermont Live
Stock company is TO be held at Il. Crosby
& Co.'S office next Wednesday.
The Walworth Automatic Sprinkler com
pany have contracted with Geo. E. Crow
ell and the Carpenter Organ company to
supply the large Flat street shop with their
system of automatic sprinklers and cleo
trio fire alarm attachment, before Jan. list.
az an additional protection from fires.
There is rich treat in store for the inu-
sic loving people of this locality in the com
ing Of the Little Tycoon" comic opera
company at the town hall tomorrow even
ing. Since the company entered New
England this week it has had large and APP
preciative audiences, and the Springfield
Republican speaks in the highest terms of
their success everywhere This opera.
which is bright and "catchv,n sparkling
with wit and humor, unfolds new beauties
and gathers an additional charm with each
representation. It's grace, purity and alb
solute freedom from anything approaching
grossness or vulgarity, render it exceeding
ly attractive to a large class of refined and
cultivated persons who are rarely seen at
ordinary theatrical entertainments.
A two-column article descriptive of Brat
tleboro and containing many facts of local
interest appeared in yesterdays Boston
Herald.
Rev. Vim. Brown Of West Bridgewater.
Mass, will exchange pulpits with Rev. Mr..
Bellows Unitarian Sunday morning.
In several previous issues we have called
attention to the thoroughly substantial re
liable and business-like basis on which the
Vermont Loan and Trust company has been
organized. The list Of officers and stock
holders which appears weekly in our col
umns shows that the company is made up
OF men OF well-known stability and we'll
tried experience in financial affairs. These
names are in Themselves an earnest Of the
company's purpose TO command success by
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which has been established in the Wilhston
stone building on Main street, is in charge
OF Mr.. f. J. Holman as general agent. who
has an excellent record behind him and
who has won at once the confidence and re
spect Of our people.
Col Dunton and family. having learned
through friends at Clearwater, Florida.
that all danger from yellow fever has sub.
sided, left last night for their winters stay
there. A brother Of Mrs Dunton, from
Illinois, goes with them to spend the winter
for his health
company OF personal friends, who were
most agreeably entertained by Dr. and Mrs.
Holton at their Main st. residence last Sat
urday evening, found when seated at tea.
That the occasion had n peculiar interest
from the fact that ii was in recognition in
very quiet way of the twenty-fifth wed
ding anniversary of the host and hostess.
The guests Of the evening have all set il
down in their note-books, so that they will
know when the fftieth anniversary comes
round, and on that occasion they don't
mean TO be caught mapping.
The Murray clubs chestnut party" will
be held Thursday evening, Dec x.
There will be IA sociable and supper in the
Universalist vestry next Thursday after
noon and evening
Spring opens early in Mrs. Wilder Har-
ris's garden this year. Mrs. Harris gath
cred mustard greens there, Nov 9th, and
on the 18th enough for family of four.
They were as tender and delicious as il
grown under June skies
There will be the usual union gospel tenn
perance meeting at the Y. VI. c. a. rooms
Sunday at 5:30 p. n
pleasant family gathering was that
which met with Mr. and Mrs. H. NJ. Wood
at their home on Clark street on Thanks
giving day, Shen party of 81 sat down
TO eat Thanksgiving dinner, which their
host had 50 generously provided for their
enjoyment. pleasant surprise for the
host and hostess was the presentation to
them 10y their guests Of Il handsome silver
cake basket and dozen silver spoons as a
kind remembrance Of the day Con-.